HOMCOM 5-Tier Wall Mounted Display Cabinet Glass Doors 60x80cm Grey Wood | Display Case, 4 Adjustable Shelves, for Home Office Ornaments

Great value these units, I bought two so far. Easy to assemble and good display cabinets. My only criticism is my second one the door a bit lose and rattles and have to wedge it with some paper.

I used this to display a uniform and it works really well for a fraction of the price. I built this without installing the shelves and drilled a small hole in the top for the hanger to poke through. It would also be good to display a sports top. Would definitely recommend the seller advertises as a uniform or sports top displace box too.

Decent for the price. It is your basic MDF furniture quality, but looks and feels nice. It looks very nice when built and hung on the wall and doesn’t really look cheap like some reviews say. It was easy build but definitely a two person job for the wall. I made some adjustments to it: 1. Add a L shaped wedge underneath to support the weight a bit more. 2. Some foam pads on the back because the stews stick out and could damage the wall. Overall pretty happy with the product. The glass door does need a bit of cleaning before placing them. And they do leave a tiny gab on some corners, so the fitment is not perfect but manageable.

Stylish and Functional Display I’m absolutely satisfied with my 5-Tier Wall Mounted Display. It is an elegant and contemporary way of organizing my belongings. What I Like: Space-Saving: Ideal for small spaces; provides vertical storage without consuming floor space. Sturdy Construction: Shelves are strong and can withstand heavy storage. Easy to Assemble: Includes an instruction manual with all the required hardware for effortless assembly. Flexible Design: Suitable for storing books, decorative pieces, and plants; complements every interior setting. Minimalistic Design: Accommodates various interior decors; offers a modern aesthetic appeal. The display is not only visually appealing but also highly functional. A highly recommended product if you’re looking for storage with an elegant design.

Perfect for your collections, making them picture Perfect. My Husband has his in his mancave with his trains & cars on display, easy sliding doors so he can move them around. It was easy to assemble. Looks good!!

I ordered the 7 tier version but didn’t have much hope after reading the negative reviews regarding the finish and glass doors falling out after hanging on the wall. However, I can honestly say at the price point this product exceeded my expectations. The finish is excellent and absolutely no issues there. My biggest worry was the glass doors falling out when hung onto the wall. However, this is very easily avoided. I used two heavy duty L brackets (£6 Amazon) and these now take the brunt of the weight. This stops the weight of the unit when on the wall from slightly stretching and keeps the doors firmly in place. I will add a photo. Very sturdy and easy to build. If you’re looking for something with the measurement on this unit, look no further.

I really want to give this a better review because sadly it seems to the be only product of its type at a reasonable price point but I can’t. The level of quality would potentially be less jarring at about £20 less. The dimensions were perfect for me so I have kept it and will touch it up with black paint but if I had other options I’d return it based on quality. I know this is a budget item but it is fairly shoddy. The laminated surface is poor in a lot of places not due to damage but just poor quality. It’s flimsy so getting it put together square isn’t easy. The construction itself is simple but the finished product lets it down. See pics for the type of quality you will be dealing with. As an aside the packaging was odd. Whatever was used produced very tiny little fibres similar to fibreglass all over everything which was a little concerning. Annoyingly I would probably buy another one if I wanted a matching one but it’s nowhere near worth the amount it is priced at. Functionally it works, the doors slide, the glass appears to be ok, the runners the glass slides in are cheap and I had to sand the corners of the glass as they were sharp enough to bite into the cheap plastic runners.

Looks nice once it’s on the wall but the wood is very cheap chipboard and trying to get the corners screwed together straight and in line is a nightmare, which makes the whole frame look twisted.

Thank you! My Amazon order still says “Arriving today,” but the package actually showed up yesterday. For the first time ever, UPS didn’t let me down. I bought this as a Christmas gift for someone who collects toys, so I can’t post a photo before giving this gift, but I already put the display cabinet together. Everything went fine, though here’s my advice: read the instructions and look at the pictures closely. I messed up at first because I attached the side panels the wrong way and blamed the manufacturer :) … turns out it was my mistake. Check where the holes are on the side parts before you start. The instructions are pretty clear, but since I used to work as a furniture designer, I thought I could do it all without them. I was wrong. Don’t worry about the glass doors. I thought I’d need help, but one adult can handle it alone. I like the quality — nothing super fancy, but nothing bad either. Reminds me IKEA furniture but you won't find anything similar at IKEA. I've already checked. You can trust the pictures that the company posted here without checking pictures under Reviews. Overall, I think it’s a nice Christmas gift for a nice person. Updates before Christmas: I am attaching pictures of the assembled shelf. Overall, this is a great product and we are very happy with it. Please keep in mind that the glass doors are quite heavy, so proper installation is important. We attached the shelf to a load-bearing wall, not drywall, to make sure it is secure and stable.

The display case serves its purpose well, providing ample space and a sleek design to showcase collectibles. However, assembling it requires careful handling. The materials used are prone to chipping and scratching, so it’s essential to be gentle during the building process. One key issue to note is the sliding door mechanism. If the door isn’t installed correctly, you might find yourself needing to disassemble parts of the case to fix it, which can be frustrating. Considering the overall quality, the price point feels a bit steep for what you get. While it does the job and looks nice once set up, a more affordable price would make it a better value. Nonetheless, if you handle it with care and ensure everything is properly assembled, it’s a decent option for displaying your items. Pros: - Does the job -Displays nicely Cons: - a bit pricy for the quality

Easy assembly...perfect for displaying collectibles...

This is one of the best purchases i have made! I use it for my miniature paints and it is the perfect size for them both in height of shelves and width of shelves. I have about 102 paints in it and still room for a few more. Also my brushes and paint shaker. Highly recommend! A++ also made of sturdy material as well. Do note that you will not be able to take shelves back out fully unless you want to unscrew everything and take apart. But you can adjust shelves without taking them out 🙂 i would say this is worth the money and was very easy to install. Sleek looking too.

Badly designed #1: With 4 shelves, the spaces between the shelves are 4 1/2", but the space at the bottom is about 3 1/2" and the one at the top about 3"! Badly designed #2: The back panel is installed with small wafer-head screws and the sides do not have any recess to accommodate it; the 2 hangers are installed with larger truss-head screws. The result is a back side with a lot of screw heads, that will definitely ruin any wall. I had to add 3/16" (5 mm) felt pads on the back panel to protect the wall. Badly designed #3: Without pre-drilled pilot holes, it is almost impossible to get the frame's angles right, or the frame's elements flush. Badly documented #1: The order of operations in the provided instructions would probably make anyone break some of the parts. Badly documented #2: Installing the glass parts while assembling the unit is crazy! The glass panels should be installed once the frame is finished, by raising them in the proper top channel and lowering them in the equivalent bottom channel, which becomes impossible if the top and bottom frame elements are not assembled flush with the side ones (see Badly designed #3, above). Badly executed #1: All the parts are scratched to some degree, the worst being the black frame parts, and the worst of those are the top and bottom elements where the edges of the channels that accommodate the slide guides are broken, exfoliated, basically awful (a wide tip black marker is a must, but will not solve everything). Badly executed #2: All the panel edges are improperly trimmed: if they are under-trimmed (too big), a sharp cutter and an experienced hand can remove the excess; if they are over trimmed (too small), you have to live with them (a black marker can help with the black parts). Bad parts #1: The stickers provided for covering the frame's screw heads are too big and do not stick to anything (some electrician's tape of the proper color could be used instead). Bad parts #2: The frame's hanger parts have a keyhole opening; these should be used in combination with pan-head or similar screws, but the ones provided have flat tapered heads - if used, they would simply push themselves out of the keyhole's hanging opening.